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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-19
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Hosiery Department.

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Examine the Beautiful Line of Ladies' SIN
and Lisle Thread Hosiery we have On
display. Pure Silk Hose in Fast Black
and Newest Opera Shades. Nothing
more appreciated for a Christmas pres
cnt. Fancy box with each pair. Ladies
High French and English Novelties In
Isle Thread Hose; all the latest designA
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
Our stock in this line is More Complete than
Ever. We have an Endless Variety Of
All Grades Of Handkerchieis for Ladies,
Gents, Misses and Children. Our own
direct importations.
A Fancy Box Given With Every Half Dozen
Handkerchief.
Ladies' Colorcd Border Hcmstitched Hand
kerchiefs.
Ladies' White and Colored Embroidered
Handkerchiefs.
Gents White and Colored Dordcr Handkes
chiefs.
Ranging In Prices from Sc TO $500.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
Colored Silk Handkerchiefs.
White Silk Handkerchiefs.
White japanese Silk Handkerchiefs.
White and Colored Embroidered silk Hand.
kcrchiefs.
The above goods can be had from ike b
$500 each.
Cashmere Munlers, In White and Colors,
from COO 10 $l.75.
silk Mufiers, In White and Colors, from
500 TO $500.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Lampsl' Lamps !

Lampsi Lampsi
In Bronze, Porcelain and Hungarian Ware
FIGURES, sTATUARY,
In Bronze, Brass, Porcelain and Disque.
VASES AND PITCHERS.
Bronze and Metal.
PLAQUES, PLAQUES,
venitian, Brass, Old Silver and Metal.
MIRRORS, MIRRORS,
Old Silver, Brass, Metal and Celluloid Frames
MISCELLANEOUS,
Toilet Sets, odor Sets, Dressing Sets, Mani
cure Sets, Shaving Sets, Writing Desk
and Pappatiers, in Plush and Leather
Boxes.
Newest Colos and Designs In Bacrat and
Webb-Cut Pressed Glass Ware, Flagons
Toilet and Perfumery Bottles.
DOLLS, DOLLS.
Our stock Is rcplete, consisting OF French,
German and Vienna styles, our own di
rect importations.
China Dolls from 0 TO 80 cents each.
Kid-Dody Bisquc-head Dolls from sc TO IS
Talking Dolls from Si.i0 TO $500.
Dressed Dolls from 30c TO $500.
Dressed Soldiers, Sailors, etc, China, Bisqu,
and Papier Mhehe Dolls, dressed ant
fancy costunied, In endless variety, ant
many other things to please the lite ones
Evening Fans, Pocket Books, Purses, In end
less variety, AT CORRECT PRICES.
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r,oof ne,,er ihan Assertion.

With such prnUepF thr following letter
from ". A. n,au.bi No 25s Seventh street.
New York. 70 g. MOI ne rslry to make thC
lir assertion hat Auru0ks Porous plastcrs
cure humblro. M ltln lys
Some TN DAYS fgo J Was taken with a
very violent rain III lhf small III my hack.
u Nas ~ severe thitt rnuii handy breathe;
every movement cnr .l grrht agony. |
finally found out N W lumhago. Being en-.
tpely helploss, n hitnd sUut 10 a duirris,
arI rot two Alllo,ts Porous plnsicra, ihea'
wcrd well warmed and applied to my back.
ono above the other M hllf mn hour, iomy
great delight and surpryf I found The pain
BEGAN 90 ahaic. In two hours | was able 10
walk out and attend to my business, the pain
being almost gone. Next DAY was al right,
bat continued wearing the plastcu for a
urgl -
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THE FIRE
ir,r,are rr.me store.

NuwArEEr, Wis. Dec. 1s.-shortly be
fore o'clock this morning fire broke out
IN the store oi /. G. I~vcrsen, MANUFACTURED
Of picture frames aud dealer In art goods
ut No. Az East Water street, and com
plciely destroyed the upper portion Of the
building. The entire stock was ruined, as
an immense mount Of water was required
TO subdue the flames. Quinn's book store,
Immediately adjoining the lverscn build,
ing, was thoroughly drenchcd, and the
total loss on both stocks and buildings I.
estimated at 100000. The mount Of In.
suuuncc il not known nj present.
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and cigarettes. Mr.. Voorhees, says he
stands on the Democratic platform d 1854,
and thinks President Cleveland has not
departed from it. In reducing taxation
guard the labor interests and protect them
from competition with chcaply paid com.
p%ctitors. In nlluding 10 free trade the
senator said "A grcat many people use
the term Tree trade without knowing or
caring what Il means. Free trade means
no tariff tax; II means the abandonment
Of custum-hou-c-, and q resort to direct
taxation II States. Undor such n system
lndiana's proportion would hc $1,000 600
or Sl0,OOO,O0O q wear. don't think any.
body wants 10 Try the experiment In this
or any other State Tho senator has usu.
ally boon cllsscd as q proicctionist.
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The snnfn De Rond.

BosroS. Mass, Dec. ls.-The gross earn
ings OF the Atchi~on, Topeka & santa IL
road Tor October were Sl,G7i,l6O. decrease
from those 81 grme month last year, Sl3,,
~. Net earnings, SsG8,OsO; decrease,
Sl53, 800. There WAS an increase In opcr
aing expenses Of sl40,90S. For tcr
months january N October, incluiye)
poss earnings. SIS. COS, 33i: increase oyei
sam period last year, S2,j6S, 1il. Ne
earnings, - COS, ij3; increase, 1913, 1D7
increase In operating expenses was y 1884,,
ar
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The HIDE rarA Rebellion.

CmcAGo, ILL.,, Dee. is. The Hyde Parl
rebellion has ended in equalization. A con.
i~crcncc'was held this morning between th,
conflicting authorities M which an arrcc
mcut was reached hy which peace II az
rurrd, anl the affair 81 the town will ~
on without further conflict, pending ih,
decision IT the supreme court. The cit,
authorities will have charge uf the finances
but both parlic. win have access 10 IN,
records in the town ball.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-19

NV Youg, Dcc. rs r. y. Peters shot
himself In the head nt n o'clock last
night, In his boarding HOUSE, No. ~ East
Twenty SECOND street. and died soun after.
lie wa president 81 the Peters Manuiuct-
turing company, which has u factory nj
Newark. lliH business Vas prosperous.
anl there Is no known cnu Tor his sui.
eide. last evening he was in cheerful
spirits, and made an engagement to rp In
Coho,s, y. Y, this morning. on business.
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Another Edition of Inc oId stery.

WNour,rER, NY, Dec. lS.-Thc ieud
between the Adams and Caswcll factions
broke out again las, Sunday night In Rock.
castle county, when. after church services
Frank Adams WIS killed by one II the Cas-.
wells. Since then Frank l%laslon. James
Lunsiori, James Townsend, Tom Jackson
and two Others, names unknown. have been
killed. while many Others have been
wounded and several houses burned.
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MAD. ~ WARM tor tsro.rIe.

Nrw IouK. Dec. y. Il was rumorcd
Yesterday that Mr.. Couuland Palmer and
Mr.. Andrew Camegio hsd ]rcsigncd iom
toe Nineteenth Ctuit)y club. and that the
u siuntions resulted from the attack Of
Nlr. Carnegie upon ~. Palmer At the Las,
meeting u the clun. Tho mmor WIS only
hilf true. Tor there wis only one psima.
ton that oi Mr.. carnegie.
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marrrr,- Prnnrri, snih.

CINCINNATI, o., Dec Is. Mr. Adam
Wagner assignee, cold today, by order Of
court the svih's iron aud steel works in
Newport, Nv. The nal estate, machinery.
material aud stock ~nld ior sim.55o II
WIS bought by H. 4. shh,cr. Who d
said 10 pprcsrnt q company composed OF
4. Gahr. Adam Wagner, Il. W. Nelson
and others. This property belonged a. l..
J. uarpcr and IL paper figured la the
ilarpcr trial.
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Horses. Ca,uc nnd ,hlcLen..

For collie aud gruhs iuf lung fcvcr. cough
" hide bound ! give simmons Liver Rrru.
later Ia r. masli twicc % lay. You con re.
ummcnd 10 10 every ono having stock a. the
best medicine known lpr thC above Cum.
plants. IN using it with my chickens Tor
tholcm and rutcs | mix " with the dough
aud feed IL Ia them once % d1y. by this
treatment I have Loot uuuo where ihr Rcgu.
iatur was given promptly and uEiiafly.
D. O. TNYinu.
AGENT Tor tTuW. ut GUuuda.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-19

wArnrowN, n. Y, Dec. is-In the
circuit oouri herr. Abi Jackman, q young
authorss, sued Mrs. Hannah Perkins,
aged about hfty Eve years. for Si,tO0,
claimed for writing the %latler's life In the
form oi y romance, 10 bc published under
Mn, Perkins name. Mr. Perkins wished
10 rival Marietta Holly. 70 lhat popular
author could not walk by her with her
head up The best lawyers In the roun-
Try were engaged on both sides, and the
interest In the case Was widespread. The
jury rendered "A verdict, after six hours
dClibemtion, ior the plaintiff iorSl ,G3S 20.
Judgment aud lc,y Wrrc ordered.
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Acnrn,crtcI,rr cnnrh,.

Drroit, Mich, Dec. ls.-An Ep1,iH1
I,'7ol special hum lansing says "Albcri
Marvel was arrested hy n deputy United
State, marshal Ia nurlnd. this morning.
aud was bought 10 lansing on q charge VI
passing bills mi-'l lrnm the original dc.
nominations Marvel opcmicdal through
the state last summer aud skipped .,
Pennsylvania when his hruthcr-in,laW W..
arrested ona Ike charge,b but returned HON,
yrstCuluy"
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wopaerf.I re.a .ua ueaIrln..

known and used hy physicians all over tho
world. Scnits Emulsion not only gives
flesh und strength by virtue II a. own nu.
|tritipus properties, but creates an appetite
lpt food that builds up The wasted body. II
have been using SCOTS Emulsion Tor several
Year,, and am pleased with its action. My
patients say u u pleasant aud p~alatahlo. and
NIL grow strngyr aud gain ilcsh from the use
81 H. use u in all eases 81 wasting dis.
eases, aud u l. specially useful for Children
when nutrient medication Is needed, a. In
marasmuA"-T. W. Pierce, NJ. d., Knox.
Vile. Ala.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-19

mt. IT,, Was found dead in his nDoni this
u,aming. When found be was living on
tho bed, with q ieanirl wouud in bis mouth.
aud by his side was a thir. weight calihor
revolver. lie arrived as he hotel early
yesterday morning AMI retired to his room
almost Immediately. How long he had
been dead no one could tell. Though the
hotel had been full ID guests oil day. no
one had heard the report Of the pistol.
From papers found upon him hc Is sup
posed a. b. a member ot hnigiiisOi Labor,
local assembly G,b,i. AZ Walnut, 10. On
his person worc found % ticket from Pacific
Junction To ~lndianola, Ia, and q memoir
andum book. In this, under date Of
December ~, * an entry which may give
the cause Of the suicide. IL pads: 81
want Ia say now that I am not guilty OF
everything ! thought ! ana accused Of
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PosrIvrLY the best remedy ever discov.
Fred for nll diseases of mun and beast that
can I've reached by an external medical APP
~plication. Is Hangam Root Eminent. one
irinl will convince. Manufactured only by
l,angum Root Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn.
finy rents per bottle. For sale by Hester,
usl Main .fraaf
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MnrnInn-

How many people ruin their Ftomacls by
swallow rrg cold drinks on a hot summer
day. when they could avoid all danger by
adding ten drlps VI Anru>tum Bitter. be.
sides ,mparting "a delicious flavor to their
.unmfr hryHrHuea.
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eennlar Neerhee,, rn.inon.

lSDfASAroLis, Ind, Dec. H-Scnaior
Voorhees,, In AZ interview today, said ho
should not favor any reduction Of the tax
on spirits. lie might however be Wiling
10 repeal the tax On tobacco. except cigars
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Dress Goods.

At i6c per yard, 100 pieces Double fold Whip
cord Dress Goods, In the best shades.
AT 9oc per yard. 80 pieces G-inch English
Cashmcrcs and Su~itings-full line Of
colOgs.
At 25c per yard, % pieces Double fold Check
Suitings, in Gray and Mixed Colorings.
WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT.
80 Bingham Robes, ~ yards in each Robe,
NJ Si.25.
300 Bingham Robes. At 800 each.
500 simpsons Fast Calico Patterns, ranging
from 10 TO 10 yards, amy Of these three
items would make acceptable presents
for servants.
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Carnai.s Grnce.

PANS, Dec. ls.-Tho k Pari, states
that President Canot, on the ist II Janu.
AIRY, will parlon all political prisoners.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-19

Nv an order Of Emperor William, the
Paris diapason Il 70 be introduced In all
the military bands OF Germany.
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s,ooi W.atnsr IL COMING.

Make a trial u splini cnal.
p, NJ. PATTERSON 4 Co,
rs Sccond street.
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DO you have dy.pcptic troubles? Take
Hoods Snrsaparlii, which has relieved
thousands aud will cum YOU. Sold 10y
druggists.
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ne.pondene, and Suicide.

CnicAeo, H., Dec. is.-Levi II. Guye,
supposed 10 10 q cattle dealer from Wal.
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CHANCERY SALE
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40. Gat Mn-h 4 Hofiruhrw ". Al Kcu ctai.
nnd No. Ji7a hD-U q. Thornton Vs. A. J. Kerr
81 a.
byyirtuc Of an inlcl0cuioY decree iot gle. "a.
icuui in che above Ouuasa On the ilih iay ~ ncooin.
bct tssf. md amended ncrcmhrf o.. 1851 ! VIII
sll % public auction, TO The nighCst biidcr NJ the
tiarendon Hotel. on The sDuth filc OF Mallon
sincl Memphis Tenn,
Monday. January 2. issa,
commcncing u 10 o'ciock am. sharp, Inc ioi.
lowing prfauuN property consisting ~ nuusohoid
and kitrirn fnfnltHr, ucistrHis. Bureaus Ward.
fuhrA Va hsianis thiir, fnhpr Mmlutnc. Srt.
tcM soias Table. Nattnssr. hsidlng, sllaboauis.
Table Warn. Table CioihH. Naukiua cooking iAnss,
aud littures Stoves and Olpr Furniture now I'M
no 70 the Clnurndon Hotel. " sle not huishcd
on Monday, the rnine Will be RESUMED on Tucsiay,
ht in O'Clock o. IN.
Terms ~ sale CASH. This novmicr II 1877.
MCDOWELL Clcrk aud MasicH.
~ J, ~ bradley, D. e. aud ~.
W q Melthcfinul Norfan a Mcfarland. n Q.
kina. Lco Thufnton. soliaturA,
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Y" "@ @V~ consideration" @" Column" o." ~H%~%u *"h""> comprising" d"~% will ~wyrb kmya~ H ~m
wear satisfied y~mmMgpqg predictions Observation-Disclosures complete our T@w allow nothing short daP d illumination
"H@d %mm~ea@ and Superb A""~~@A ~ Prices whv mg~ %hnM s vhs aM Prices aSm elsewhere II
not RESTRICTED MONDAY NYb Withhold good UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT mm hmomemmw mhb forth ommm
our patrons and public g1
OUR STORE WILL REMAIN OPEN DURING THE COMING WEEK UNTIL, 9 P
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Ladies' Suits.

IS ladies Black SILK Suits, Silk Velvet Com
binations, worth 5000, for $500.
so ladies Worstcd Dresses, in Checks,
Stripes or Broadoloth Tailor-Mnde Suits,
your choice for 5000; real value, $500.
LADIES WRAPS.
All $4,000 Jet Trimmed Wraps $500.
All bOO Jet Trimmed Wraps 1890.
All COCO Jet Trimmed Wraps $500.
All Seal Plush Wraps at Small Advance on
Cost
All Seal Plush Sacqucs and Jackets Marked
Within 10 Per Cent Of cost to Close.
All Cloth Walking Jackets NJ Memphis Cost.
All Raglans and Ncwmarkcts at Special
Reductions Tor the Week.
SPECIAL.
~ Ladies Seal skin Sicques, Best Alaska
skins, Real London Dyc--your choice
for $500; worth double.
90 Fur Lined Circulars, lined with Best xxx
Squirrel Alaska Sable, Mink, ctc.-your
choice for 5000; worth from 5000 q
$500 each.
A - fHaH saurU.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-06-29
THE FOURTH CELEBRATION.

The Fourth of July celebration under
the auspices of the st. Wednesday society,
on Concordia Island, will be grand af-
fair, judging from the preparations that
have been made and the interest mani
tested in its success. The orators Will be
Hon. Daniel Hall and Joseph Miller,
Esq, the former in English and the lat
ter in German and Bohemian. The cele-
bratiou will attract many here from the
surrounding towns. In the evening the
illumination of the island and the fire
works will be well worth witnessing, and
form splendid finale to the days observ-
ances. The entire programme will be
found in the advertisement of the cele-
bration elsewhere in this paper.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-06-29
BUSINESS MEMS MEETING.

At mass meeting of the citizens of
WATERFOWL, held at the City Hall, Satur-
day evening, June %, 1887, to take &C
ton regarding the burning of the railway
shops at the Junction. the following pro-
ceedings were had, to-wit:
The meeting was organized by the ap-
pointment of Henry Mulberger as chair
man, and VIM. F. Voss, secretary.
The chairman stated the object of the
meeting;
Whereupon Henry Mulberger, Jesse
Stone, Fred Miller, J. T. Moak and Fred
Kusel were appointed a committee for
the purpose of waiting upon General
| Manager Roswell Miller, of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway company,
and to respectfully represent to him the
importance to the business interests of
this city of having the railroad shops
destroyed by fire, rebuilt, and to confer
with him upon the subject, and if posi-
! thereto.
The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted, to-wit:
ReS0LUed, That we, the shippers, busl-
ness men and citizens of Watertown do
hereby express our deep regret for the
destruction by fire of the machine, car
penter and blacksmith shops, and of the
rolling mill of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul Railway company.
That we hereby tender the said railway
company our acknowledgements and sim
cere thanks for having hitherto main
tanned the aforesaid works in this place,
to the prosperity of which the said works
have been largely cont-ibutory, and that
we earnestly desire and hope that the
said railway company will rebuild the
same at this point; and
That in case of said works being rebuilt
at this point, we pledge ourselves to use
all honorable means to bring about
large increase of the earnings of said rail-
way company at Watertown Station.
On motion the meeting adjourned to
meet again, subject to the call of the
chairman. II. MULBERGER,
VIM. F. VOss, Chairman.
Secretary.
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persona AL.

Miss Addie Marvin, OF Randolph, is the
guest of Mrs. w. P. Keyes.
Miss Mamie Brady, of Chicago, is the
guest OF Miss Lizzie Sweeney.
Henry Mulhergtr, j., Of Metre Dam
University, Indiana, is home 10 enjoy the
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Sleeper left Mon
day on trip to New Hampshire and the
seashore.
f. l.. M. Munson, of Salt Lake City,
Utah, is visiting his visiting bis scnonl-
mate, Fay Solliday.
stMrs. Fl. j. Hoffman, for the past week
visiting with relatives and friends in Mil
waukee, returned home last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Clark, of May vile, and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Clark, OF Rinon, are
visiting Mrs. w. Smith, First ward.
Miss Lizzie Swev ney returned with her
mother from Chicago Sunday 10 pass the
vacation at her home in the Fourth ward
Mrs. R. Buchanan, of Missouri Val
ley junction, Iowa, has been visitor for
some days past at her old home in the
Fifth ward.
Miss Maggie Potter, Miss Myrtle Rund-
lett and Miss Emeline Hoffman, students
at the state university, are home for the
summer vacation.
George Prentiss, of Andover Mass
college, and Fayelte Solliday and George
Lewis, OF ST. johns academy, Delafield,
are enjoying their vacation at their homes
here
Mrs. D. : Matthias, of Chicago, with
two daughters end son, is vstsng her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Richard Jones, in
the Fourth ward.
Mr.. & Mrs s r. Sleeper, son and
daughter, took their departure Monday
for Manchester, New Hampshire. They
will visit the seaside before returning,
and intend being absent about six weeks.
DR.. R. M. Wigginton, of the Northern
hospital, passed q few hours in town yes
terday while on bis return from seeing
his mother-in-law, Mrs. H. n. Carleton,
of Summit, who lies dangerously ILL., As
to his reappointmenl to the superintend-
ency of the Northern hospital, the doctor
knows nothing as yet.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-06-29
HOME MATTERS.

Black Spanish Gimpure Flounces al
Trachte & Trayser's.
The most complete line of Fourth OF
July goods in WATERFOWL at Stallmann's.
The ladies of St. Paul's parish guild
cleared just $40 from their festival Tues
day evening of last week.
President Bascom, retiring president
OF the State University, will make bis
permanent home at Williamstown, Mass.
Strictly pure Paris Green at Thorn
sons West Side Drug store, at 70 cents
per mound. 37w4
Call and see the new line of book
cases at E. W. Schultz's. ~
John Lannan, an old settler OF the
town of WATERFOWL, died Monday. His
funeral was held yesterday morning from
st. Bernard's church.
Our townsman, G. 81. Hahn, lost a
building in the Marshfeld fire on Mon
day. Loss, about $1,000; insured for
5000.
The base ball game played at Ocon-
omowoc Sunday between the Pipersvllle
club and the Oconomowoc Blues, was won
by the latter. Score, % to 10.
Allen Barrett, son of the late VIM.
n
Barrett, of the town of Wstertown, died
Monday at the Sisters hospital, Milwau-
kee, aged 80 years. The funeral of the
deceased was held this morning from St.
Demands church.
Frank Learmoutb, the brakeman
whose loot was crushed last Wednesday
morning while coupling cars at the ct.
Paul depot, was removed from the Amer
lean house to his home at Rio and his
foot amputated at the ankle joint the fol-
lowing day.
Next Sunday afternoon the Water
town Mutuals and the OconomowOc
Blues cross bats on the Fair grounds and
a lively game may be expected. The
Blues are composed of good material and
the Mutuals will benG every energy to
win.
The marshal and his deputies will
attend to the enforcing of the ordinance
against firing off firecrackers within the
city limits during the present dry spell,
considering it highly dangerous. Should
it rain, however, a reasonable license may
be given to engage in the pastime.
Mourning Goods a speciality at the
West Side Millinery store.
33 QUIGLEY & DUFFY.
1t appears that young Manske in
jured by the mower on the Steinfort place
came up behind the machine, and in
banding the whip stepped in front of the
sickle bar while the horses were in motion,
differing materially from the account of
the accident we rendered last week and
which We now take the opportunity to
correct
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-06-29
Y. M. G. A.

The Sunday afternoon meeting of the
Y.M.C.A A. at the Congregational church
was conducted by 9. G. Eaton and vas
fairly attended. The scripture lesson was
read by A. J. Whiting. An interesting
feature of the proceedings was the pres
ence of native japanese, studying for
the Christian ministry in Chicago, who
entertained the audiance with an account
of missionary work in japan. Remarks
we're made by A. Baum, G. G. Eaton, j.
B. Bennett, Rev. J. M. Campbell and
others. The question of inviting the
state convention of the Y. M. G. A. to
hold its next annual meeting here was
discussed, but without definite action be-
ing taken.
The meeting next Sunday will be held
at the Congregational church at 8 P. NJ,
and all are invited, whether members or
not
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-06-29
A GOOD SHOWING FOR ONE WEEKS BUSINESS

Our enterprising music dealer, w. D.
Sproesser, sold three magnificent Upright
Cabinet Grand Pianos last week. They are
of the celebrated Gabler make. L eGab-
lers have long been favorite with lr COM
munity, upwards of sixty being in use in
this city, and they are favorites elsewhere
too. twenty-five thousand four hundred
and eigaty-three have been manufactured
in he past thirty-one years, and all Of
them disposed Of helping to sell the
new ones ia course of construction.